A judge last week awarded Silvia Gonzalez, 49, and her daughter, both nail salon workers, more than $200,000 in wages owed and other damages.
The requirement is the latest in a series of reforms Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo has introduced to address worker exploitation in nail salons.
The investigators editor at the Albany Times Union, J. Robert Port, said the 2012 raid at a spa his wife owned was done in retaliation for articles critical of the police.
An ex-convict is fighting to return to the Manhattan apartment he had lived in for decades. But someone else lives there.
Three women who posted ads to Backpage.com looking to exchange sex for money were raped and robbed in similar attacks in New York this summer.
The unsolved sexual assault case has frustrated investigators and disturbed residents of the West Farms community, who say they cannot abide this crime.
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said a meeting proposed by the federal transportation secretary would be pointless if the United States insisted that New York and New Jersey had to pay back loans to start a tunnel project.
Officer Akema Thompson was recovering from childbirth on the day of the exam, but officials said her request for a makeup test was “not approvable.” The city settled her discrimination case last month.
Three acres of sedum plants added to the roof of the Barclays Center in Brooklyn last month briefly attracted a swarm of bees.
The couple’s relationship has played out like a screwball romantic comedy set in Brooklyn.
The Times is asking readers to submit a 15-second video of a person age 85 and older answering that age-old question.
Three acres of sedum plants added to the roof of the Barclays Center in Brooklyn last month briefly attracted a swarm of bees.
In the mid-1990s, under the name Ruck, Mr. Price was part of the duo Heltah Skeltah, which in turn was part of the extended Brooklyn crew Boot Camp Clik.
Fans flocked to the East Coast debut of KCON, a one-day festival for all things hallyu, the Korean wave of culture sweeping into the West.
Viewing of the 40-year-old cult film “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” continues to evolve, with a “silent” screening in Damrosch Park.
A granite-and-iron-spot-brick townhouse, with terra-cotta embellishments and distinctive millwork inside, is poised to enter the market at $29 million.
Mixing street smarts, activism and her Muslim identity, Linda Sarsour has become a political force and is setting her sights on New York’s City Council.
Six teenagers who had never been west of Chicago won grants to visit a reserve in Montana, where they met bison and learned how to roast marshmallows.
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